In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Ralf Reköndt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>Hi Malcolm, > >I have set the paper and ink colors via WM_xxx keywords to a fixed grey >and tried that with a lot of themes, which looked ok. My fault: I only >have used Marcels new "golden fading cursor" so haven't tested it with >SMSQ/E's native cursor (which, IMHO looked a bit awful, ie when used the >SBasic ED, I have tried that) > >The problem: The MC routines for "output to a channel" used hard coded >ink values for block and -non-block ink. This was written a very long >time ago. Now, as I have changed the window color to grey, I have set >the ink color to black, as the former white ink isn't very readable in >this case. I have to look, what I can do there. BTW: How is this with >QD? > >Thank you anyway for yor response 8-)! > >Cheers...Ralf R. Thanks, Ralf. When you get time to think about it .... :-) Hard coding values always has its drawbacks as well as advantages. The editors that I use regularly are the Editor 2000 and MicroEmacs v4, both of which are set up with a black background, green ink, and the cursor is red. All of this with a QPC2 window in Windows. MicroEmacs is the most impressive, as its uses the full screen, has drop-down menus with the pointer environment, and its active with FileInfo2. Although, it too is showing its age, and could do with a GD2 colour re-vamp and other features ... Sedit is nice too, and as I get used to it more it will get used. >-----Original Message----- >Date: Mon, 13 Feb 2006 13:13:34 +0100 >Subject: [ql-users] Sedit 2.26 >From: Malcolm Cadman >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >....... >Would it be possible to make the INK and PAPER configureable in the >"config" ? > >The default choice of a pale grey, with a pale blue cursor, I don't find > >easy to see. Especially finding the cursor position. >....... -- Malcolm Cadman _______________________________________________ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm